1. REPORT KO’TO . . . .

2. FREE WILLandFREEDOM

3. Free will and freedom, which are almost synonymous, are vital elements of human act.

5. ”Will” is man’s natural tendency of being attracted to what is good and beautiful and to be repulsed from what is evil and ugly, after they have been presented by the intellect.

6. FREEDOM

7. Freedom is the absence of constriction. It is the power to be and to act under free will and, choice.

8. THE MODIFIERS OF HUMAN ACT

9. IGNORANCE

10. The lack of knowledge in man of a certain thing expected to have been known about him. It is a negation of knowledge ordinarily.

11. 1. IGNORANCE IN ITS OBJECT

12. 2. IGNORANCE IN ITS SUBJECT

13. 3. IGNORANCE IN ITS RESULT